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Dgn 693: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Digital Color Postmark. — larger illustration (new window)...$4.00 | |
Dgn 693a: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Pictorial first-day postmark. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
Dgn 693b: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. The pictorial first-day postmark ties the new stamps, Sc. C76 (1969) and Sc. 2841(1994). — larger illustration (new window)...$5.00 | |
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Dgn 693c: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. The pictorial first-day postmark ties the new stamps, Sc. C76 (1969), $2.40 Sc. 2419 (1989), Sc. 2841(1994) and Sc. 3188c Celebrate the Century. — larger illustration (new window)...$8.00 | |
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Dgn 693d: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. The U.S. pictorial first-day postmark ties both the U.S. stamps and the two Canadian booklet stamps commemorating the Moon Landing. — larger illustration (new window). | |
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Dgn 693e: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. The U.S. pictorial first-day postmark ties the U.S. stamps, the Canadian first-day cancel ties Canada’s two (water-activated) sheet stamps commemorating the Moon Landing. A company in Longueuil, Quebec, helped build part of the lunar module, and Canadian expatriates Jim Chamberlin and Owen Maynard were key parts of the Apollo spacecraft program. — larger illustration (new window)...$8.00 | |
Dgn 693f: Sc. TBA Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Canada’s two booklet stamps are tied by Canada’s first-day postmark. A company in Longueuil, Quebec, helped build part of the lunar module, and Canadian expatriates Jim Chamberlin and Owen Maynard were key parts of the Apollo spacecraft program. For more on the Canadian contributions, go The Virtual Stamp Club page for the Canadian issue. — larger illustration (new window)...$5.00 | |
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Dgn 693g: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Minneapolis First Day of Sale on the first day of issue (July 19th) — larger illustration (new window). | |
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Dgn 693h: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Crystal MN pictorial postmark on the anniversary of the landing, July 20th. Minnesota Stamp Expo was being held in Crystal — larger illustration (new window). | |
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Dgn 693i: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. The U.S. pictorial first-day postmark ties both the U.S. stamps and the four Australian stamps commemorating the Moon Landing. Among the Australian contributions: The telecast of the first 9 minutes on the Moon came to the U.S. (and everywhere else) via a tracking station in Australia. — larger illustration (new window)...$10.00 NEW! | |
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693j: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon
Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of
Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Cape Canaveral “capsule”
pictorial postmark for July 20th, the actual anniversary.
— larger
illustration (new window)...$3.00 |
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Dgn 693k: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Cape Canaveral “eagle” pictorial postmark for July 20th, the actual anniversary. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
Dgn 693l: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. Houston “Mission Control” pictorial postmark for July 20th, the actual anniversary. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
Dgn 693m: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a NASA photo of Buzz Aldrin walking on the Moon. the pictorial first-day postmark ties the new stamps, flanking Sc.1371 Apollo 8. That was the first crewed spacecraft to reach the moon, although it didn’t land. — larger illustration (new window)...$4.00 | |
Dgn 694: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card reproducing a scene from “The Honeymooners:” Ralph Kramden warning his wife Alice, “One of these days, Alice, to the moon!” Of course, he never did, and she always immediately deflated him. The actual “to the Moon” trip occurred about 13 years later. Pictorial first-day postmark. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
Dgn 696: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card showing the moon behind the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. A dedication ceremony for the Moon Landing stamps was held at Americover 2019 in St. Louis on July 26, 2019. Pictorial event cancel. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
Dgn 697: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card printed in 1999 for the Celebrate the Century 1960s Moon Landing stamp (Dgn 90): Black ink on “psychedelic” magenta card showing a photo of an astronaut and flag on the moon. The B&W pictorial first-day postmark ties both stamps. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
Dgn 697a: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card printed in 1999 for the Celebrate the Century 1960s Moon Landing stamp (Dgn 90): Black ink on “psychedelic” magenta card showing a photo of an astronaut and flag on the moon. The B&W pictorial first-day postmark ties both 2019 stamps and CTC’s Sc. 3188c. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.50 | |
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Dgn 697b: Sc. 5399-5400 Moon Landing — 5”x7” Dragon Card printed in 1999 for the Celebrate the Century 1960s Moon Landing stamp (Dgn 90): Black ink on “psychedelic” magenta card showing a photo of an astronaut and flag on the moon. Digital Color Postmark. Only two produced. This was an experiment to see how the DCP would work on this card. It doesn’t — larger illustration (new window). | |
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Back in 1999, when the Celebrate the Century 1960s stamps came out, my printer at the time wouldn't print fewer than 50. I only wanted to service 25 for the CTC Moon Landing stamp. But like any good collector, I couldn't throw away the other 25 cards. These are those cards, with the 2019 stamps.
Also back in the not-so-good old days, multicolored printing was prohibitively expensive, and using any color ink other than black cost $25 — to wash the colored ink off the press after use. So I hit upon the idea of printing the five CTC 1960s designs on brightly colored cardstock, using "psychedelic"colors." Others used were yellow-green (Star Trek), bright yellow (Beatles), orange (Martin Luther King and the March on Washington), and bright turquoise (Roger Maris' 61st home run).
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Dgn 90: Sc. 3188c Century: Moon Landing — single from the 1960s Celebrate the Century sheet on a black-on-magenta 5"x7" Dragon Card, photo of astronaut and flag on the Moon, small circular date stamp, just 25 made. — larger illustration (new window)...$3.00 | |
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Dgn 409: Sc. 4527-8 Mercury — 5”x7” Dragon Card with a montage of Alan Shepard and an artist’s conception of the MESSENGER probe orbiting Mercury. Se-tenant pair of stamps plus the Digital Color Postmark. — larger illustration (new window)...$4.50 | |
Dgn 409a: Sc. 4527-8 Mercury — 5”x7” Dragon Card with a montage of Alan Shepard and an artist’s conception of the MESSENGER probe orbiting Mercury. Shepard stamp plus 1962’s Project Mercury stamp (Sc. 1193). — larger illustration (new window)...$2.50 | |
Dgn
578: Sc. 5058 Moon
Global — 5”x7” Dragon Card showing a full moon over
the Parthenon. Digital Color Postmark. — larger
illustration (new window)...$5.00 (Just one
left.) |
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